Going to court for Public Intoxication; Is it worth it?

I agree with Attorney Kenyon. Go to court and enter a "not guilty" plea and ask to speak with the prosecutor about your options. Respectfully and...

Is it double jeopardy to detain someone for the same reason in other jurisdictions?

"Double jeopardy" is being charged with the same crime twice. This is a probation revocation case, not being charged in criminal court twice for...

Why is this happening?

"No apparent reason" doesn't make any real sense. It sounds like her apparent reason is the disrespect and controlling behavior that she "claims"...

It is usually a condition of probation for an alcohol-related offense that the person maintain absolute sobriety, that she not be on premises where...

Am I able to own a firearm if my wisconsin felony was dropped to a misdemeanor?

There are many possibilities here. If you had a deferred entry of judgment agreement where you entered a "guilty" or "no contest" plea to the...

How can you have a probation hold if you are off probation?

There are many different reasons that a person can be on a VOP hold. What does "got off probation" mean? Probation can be extended for certain...

What's my sentence look like on armed robbery?

Armed robbery is a very dangerous crime. There are many scenarios in which someone can get killed during an armed robbery (yes, even if your...

Can a past felony conviction be he held against me if I were ever to get any type of misdeamor?

Yes, a felony conviction can be used against you in many different ways. First, if you get any type of misdemeanor within five years of your prior...

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How can I get my disorderly conduct ticket off of my record?

Here's what you do - Hire an experienced criminal defense attorney to represent you in this matter, or go to court on the date and time listed on...

What happen if I were to get arrested for a misdeamor?

You would be charged with the misdemeanor and a penalty enhancer called habitual criminality (also referred to as "repeater"). Habitual criminality...